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Former manager says Michael cried a lot Michael Jackson increased his drug use after the child sex allegations piled up and he used to cry often, says the late pop star's former manager Dieter Wiesner who also said that Jackson was in a "pathetic condition" before he died, battling drinks and weakness. Wiesner claims that Jackson increased his drug use as the child sex allegations piled up, thesun.co.uk reported. Wiesner also reveals that Jackson cried often because he thought no one loved him and that his addiction really worsened after the Martin Bashir documentary in 2003 where he was questioned about sleeping with children. "It broke him. It killed him. He took a long time to die, but it started that night. Previously the drugs were a crutch, but after that they became a necessity. They got him through his days and insomnia-riddled nights. And the people who gave them knew what they were doing. They should never have been around him," said Weisner. "Tho

He was consuming insane amount of drugs Pop legend Michael Jackson was battling with numerous disorders and was spending 30,000 pounds ($50,000) a month on prescription drugs like narcotic pain relievers, muscle relaxants and anti-depressants before his death. The ailing "Thriller" star, who died on June 25, was said to have consumed "mountains of medication" as he battled numerous disorders in the year leading up to his death, reported thesun.co.uk. Along with narcotic pain reliever Vicodin, 50-year-old Jackson gorged on other drugs like muscle relaxant Soma and sedative Xanax, antidepressant Zoloft, anti-anxiety drug Paxil and heartburn pill Priolosec. The revelations on the true scale of the tragic star's pills habit came as his family said they now wanted an investigation into the quantity of drugs he was prescribed. "They suspected the drugs were harming Michael - but not as badly as this. What is crucial to them is not the drug types Michael was takin

Fans being urged not to self-destruct Fans of Michael Jackson have been hit hard by the star's death - 12 devotees have allegedly killed themselves following the tragic news. The King Of Pop passed away on Thursday (June 25) from a cardiac arrest and millions of his fans worldwide went into mourning. But several of them found it too hard to cope and subsequently ended their own lives, according to the founder of an online Jackson fanclub. Gary Taylor, president and owner of MJJcommunity.com, says, "I know there has been an increase (in deaths), I now believe the figure is 12. It is a serious situation that these people are going through but Michael Jackson would never want this. He would want them to live. "They (fans) can't accept it, they feel in some sort of different reality. I'm stunned that he's dead. One minute he is coming here for concerts and the next he is gone. I think the funeral will be where the reality kicks in that he is gone and won't be

Katherine Jackson also temporary guardian of his estate Michael Jackon’s mother Katherine Jackson has been granted temporary guardianship of her son's orphaned kids. The Thriller hitmaker, who died from a cardiac arrest at the age of 50 last Thursday (June 25), is survived by Prince Michael Jr., 12, Paris Michael Katherine, 11, and seven-year-old Prince Michael II, known as 'Blanket'. The kids are currently being cared for by their grandmother, who filed a petition for custody for all three children on Monday morning (June 29). A Los Angeles County Superior Court judge issued the ruling, but Katherine will have to wait until a July 6 hearing to discover who gets permanent guardianship of the kids. Her attorneys told the court the children's biological mother, Debbie Rowe, has "no relationship" with them, and that if she won custody, it would be "detrimental" to the kids. Rowe, who initially waived her parental rights to her two kids by the late pop s

He was concerned about his Beatles catalogue Michael Jackson was haunted by the fear that someone was trying to kill him in the final months of his life. The pop superstar suffered a cardiac arrest and died on June 25 after reportedly taking a cocktail of prescription pills at his home in Los Angeles - but paranoia may have led to the pain of his final days. Jackson family lawyer Brian Oxman tells the upcoming issue of Life & Style magazine, "He feared somebody wanted to kill him. "He was concerned people would kill him to somehow try to take control of the Beatles back catalogue." Reports suggest Jackson may have left the Beatles songs he owned to Sir Paul McCartney in his will. The catalogue of hits were one of the singer's leading assets. Meanwhile, close friends of the King of Pop have come forward with tales of the singer's final days, suggesting Jackson had been ill for weeks before his death. One pal tells America's In Touch magazine, "He seem

His celebrity peers speak of their utter devastation at his death MADONNA, SINGER "I can't stop crying over the sad news. I've always admired Michael Jackson - the world has lost one of its greats, but his music will live on forever. "My heart goes out to his three children and other members of his family. God bless." CELINE DION, SINGER "I am shocked. I am overwhelmed by this tragedy. Michael Jackson has been an idol for me all my life. "He was not only a talented person, but he was unique - a genius. It's such a loss. It feels like when Kennedy died, when Elvis died. My sympathy goes to the family. It's a big loss and it's not even sinking in right now." URI GELLER, FRIEND Uri Geller says his friend Michael Jackson 'went through hell' "I'm just devastated, very, very sad. I pray that his soul is up there now. I'm still trying to hold on to the glimmer that it is not true. It is too surreal for me to absorb that

London, June 29 (ANI): Leaked autopsy details suggest that Michael Jackson was a virtual skeleton with only pills in his stomach, while his body was riddled with needle wounds and surgery scars at the time of his death. Experts reportedly found the singer's hips, thighs, and shoulders bore needle punctures, stemming from alleged injections of narcotic painkillers, given three times a day for years. A mass of surgery scars was also apparently spotted due to at least 13 cosmetic operations, while investigating the cause of King of Pop's shock death in Los Angeles on June 25. The autopsy purportedly showed the 'Thriller' hitmaker, once hailed for his fitness, was "severely emaciated" 8st 1oz due to his assumed consumption of just one meagre meal a day. The 5ft 10in star was also said to have virtually lost all his hair, and was discovered sporting a wig when he died. he 50-year-old bared broken ribs caused from CPR while four needle wounds were also found above o

Barbara Mori is expected this week in Mumbai. The actress hails from Mexico, where the dreaded swine flu originated. It is believed that it was friend and co-star Hrithik Roshan who asked the Mexican actress to fly down to the city, till the flu situation was in control. A source reveals, "Barbara returned back home to Mexico after the schedule of Kites in India was done. She also had to get back so to be with her son. The actress has been gone for over a month now; however her brother Kintaro Mori stayed back in India. Says a source close to the actor, "When Hrithik heard of of the swine flu in Mexico, he called Barbara and asked her to fly down to India pronto." Sources from the Kite unit insist that Barbara is landing in the city with her mom and son tomorrow. The Mori family will be put up in a guesthouse in the suburbs. The actress will stay in India for till the epidemic settles down. She will also begin her dance rehearsals for the remaining schedule, and finish p

If all goes well, Kangana will be another Bollywood star to feature in a Hollywood movie. According to sources, while she was shooting in Finland for “Kites”, she met some casting agents from a company based in Los Angeles. They were impressed with Kangana's screen presence and wanted to see some of her work. Without wasting a minute, Kangana called for the DVDs of her movies and gave it to them. And, seems it paid off. Kangana has been called a screen test for a movie that will have “Friends” star Mathew Perry in it. Even though she will not be cast opposite Perry, it is a pretty substantial role. Kangana is elated and is expected to fly to LA next month for the screen test.

Well I guess the bosses of Pink Panther 2 have finally decided to include our beautiful Mrs. Aishwarya Rai Bachchan in their promotions. Check out the poster of Pink Panther 2 with a very pink Ash in it.

Lou Doillon French model and actress Lou Doillon describes herself as “born to showbiz”. The model who has posed for the Pirelli calendar and walked the ramp for most top designers is in the city and loving the experience. “I love it here – there is a child-like innocence about India. It is so colourful, everyone seems to be smiling and the women here are so beautiful!” she says. Lou is clued into Bollywood and Indian fashion too. “I have seen Devdas nine times. I love the movie . And Shah Rukh Khan is great. I wouldn’t mind working with him. I could be a lost French girl in India who gets hitched with this guy who gives her a lift in his car. And SRK could be the guy,” she says. Lou has an interesting career and personal graph. “I was something of a rebel. I left my home at 15 for I wanted to work in the films and my parents didn’t want me to join it. I met a fashion agent when I was 17 – I had short red hair

The Indian billionaire Anil Ambani's big-bucks deal with Tinseltown's big players is an almost romantic tale of rescue, albeit a corporate one. It's a plot device that stretches from Dickens to Romy & Michelle: the wealthy benefactor swooping in at just the right moment. But as the credit crunch makes Hollywood financing more and more unstable, the Indian industrialist's agreement with production companies headed by celebrities such as Jim Carrey, George Clooney and Tom Hanks is worth even more to all concerned than its billion-dollar price tag. While Disney, Sony and Warners have all put their money behind their interest in the expanding Indian media market, this mammoth transaction marks a significant Indian stake in the world of Western film. Inevitably, speculation has already begun as to whether this means that Bollywood's masala will start to make an appearance in the movies of Hollywood. But amusing as it would be to see Brangelina bhangra, or to wa